Large pieces of fleshy discharge during menstruation

If a woman has large pieces of fleshy matter discharged from her body during her menstrual period, it may be due to menstrual blood clots, or it may be due to the shedding of the endometrium. When the endometrium thickens, it will also shed with the onset of the woman's menstruation. This condition can also easily occur if there is a miscarriage during pregnancy.

What is the reason for the large fleshy discharge during menstruation?

During menstruation, large lumps of fleshy substances are discharged due to the exfoliation of the endometrium. This situation is usually accompanied by an increase in menstrual volume and a prolonged menstrual period. If the menstrual flow is particularly heavy or the menstrual period lasts for more than 7 days, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in time. Bleeding in some women may be a symptom of threatened abortion. It may be that the excretion of pregnancy products is mistaken for menstruation. Therefore, it is necessary to perform color Doppler ultrasound examination in time to understand the condition of the uterine appendages and endometrium, and even perform blood HCG examination to rule out pregnancy. If it is not caused by pregnancy and is indeed menstruation, please observe it. If it is normally clean within 7 days, no treatment is required.

If large chunks of fleshy substances are discharged during menstruation, it may be caused by the thickened endometrium shedding with menstruation. However, for women with a history of sexual activity, spontaneous abortion and expulsion of embryonic tissue after pregnancy cannot be ruled out. In order to make a clear diagnosis, it is recommended that the discharged fleshy substance be sent for pathological examination in time to confirm the diagnosis, and a pelvic color ultrasound examination be performed to determine whether there is any residual tissue in the uterine cavity. If necessary, timely uterine curettage should be performed, and changes in blood chorionic gonadotropin values ​​should be tested at the same time.

Menstruation is a mixture of periodic shedding of the endometrium and bleeding. Menstrual blood is dark red. In addition to blood, it also contains endometrial fragments, cervical mucus and desquamated vaginal epithelial cells. According to the description, the fleshy substance discharged during menstruation is the shed endometrial tissue. Generally, delayed menstruation can easily cause excessive thickening of the endometrium. When menstruation comes, the endometrium tends to shed more, and large pieces of meaty substances can be seen being discharged. Therefore, it is normal to have this situation during menstruation. As long as the menstrual flow is not too much and the menstruation can end within a week, it is normal and there is no need to worry.